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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

The entertainment given by Grace Church
Guild at the residence Of c. 3. Judd. on
Fountsin-st, vas attended by about one
hundred and 6fsy people. Miss Fiske pre-
sided at the piano and rendered solo.
Frank Dean rang . tenor SOLO Ms. Nc
ldnis ssprs1o solo and the two together q
duet Ms Esnel Barnard gave t~0 rec t.
tios, the klsee~ Bodslsek . zitheT duet,
Mi< louise Bodslack . xither solo. and
krs Gsorrs Calm rad poem The
ertertsln,aess cis~ed With ths pentomine.
The BsoorNsse Sisters" Ia which Mis-
Gertrude Clsrs ssd Ais- Lillian liant took
ths rsrss ~ th< ssxfsrs. AsxT Dsksmss that
q he srSst. Eis, Mary kesisf ssd Frank
Wa'iiss those 81 he fsther an6 uotbsr.
The wsess entsrisinment 49, greatly en-
i0Y~i b. the~e present aDt seT@rsi ~ the
rume~rs ~ - programme ns-e encorsI
snd a. ioedlr spplsh1e3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
rHs sRAKEnems BROTHERHOOD



BINaaAnfoS. y. T., Oct. 1.-THE fourth
ANNUAL International eonysnti0n Of the
Brotnsrhood Of Raiiroad Braksmsn oosnsd
"a this city today. About three
hundred slesates are here from
every sscs.on Of ths Uaited States
aEd Canada, and were accorded q hearty
weleome By the local labor unions. The
feature Of today sss a grand parade which
took place this afternoon AooRt 2,voO
men ssrs IN ilne inciadinz members OF
the city government militia companies,
trades unions. benevolent societies. broth-
srhoDd delegates ani a large number Of
brakemen from along the line Of the Erie
and Iack.ranna roaos.
After the parade Mayor Bay less delivered
an address Of welcome az the opera House.
and Grand Master Wilkinson. Of Peoria.
resd bis sanuAl address. Ias address was
an eloquent apDesl 20 the Brotherhood
- stand an1 work together, and oriedy re
viswesf the progress OF the order fro1n rs
organization IN = cabooss a. Oneonta. this
state. four years ago. TO the present mem
bership Of 5000. On the sublsct Of strikes
no said. we present al our grievances 70
proper committees. and II they fail. we, IA
conjunction with them. endravor 20 arrange
matters by xrbitrati0n; bot Il that fails,
we thea strike as quiet al Il oleases us.
We believe this is a liberty that this nation
TEACHES all OF its children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
VERDICT OF The JURY.
tie Annie siIhowskr.s Do Alh.


The Railroad Company Censured for Lit
The Coroner's Jury completed the inves-
tic,tion yesterday morning of the killing
OF little Annie Silhowsky by train or
the ID. & M. railroad at the College-aye
crossing last Wednesday evening. The
record of the Common Council proceedings
was presented which showed that the City
Msrshal was directed to notify the d., q.
II. 4 n. Railroad Company TO place dag
man At the Collegr-ave crossing April p,
1885. and that the Marshal did serve such
notice upon the conpany's representative
April 80 three days later.
The jury then decided upon verdict.
first finding that the girl sss killed al
stated. and in the manner shown. and clos
ing a. follows: We censure the said D.
q. 4. & NJ. Railroad Company for beIna
negligent by not giving proper signals anc
careless in violating municipal Law relating
TO speed, and non compliance with th'
ordinance OF the Common Council OF 1880
authorizing 3 wstchman at said crossing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
A TRACE At Last.
After Twsnty-two Years of Wsitinc-A
Rsfsc of . Wrecked Steamer.

Among the Passengers on the steamer
Brother Jonathan," which was lost in
1866. twenty-five years ago. with $50 souls
on bosrd. were kr. and Mrs. Albert A.
Stone. former residents Of this city, the lat
ter the daughter of Hon. &. G. Comstock.
Who were on tbsir way to Washington Ter
ritsry for pleasure trip. No trace OF the
vessel or any Of the crew or passengers was
ever found. Af. Comstocx shortly after the
disaster, went 10 California. hoping that
the bodies of bis loved ones would bs
washed ashore, but he returned unsuccess-
fol. The vessel had treasures on board and
for long time aflsr she went down search
was made for her wreck TO recover the
wealth. bot no yestige Of her was discov-
ered. Recent sdvices from San Francisco
are 10 the effect that an old hulk has just
been found on the Northwest Seal Rocks in
the ocean. about twenty miles northeast OF
Crescent City, California. and the tinbers
are recognized a. those of tbe long lost
Brother Jonathan" Even so small a
trace Of the ll-fated ship has been received
with feelings Of relief by Mr.. Comstcck ID
affording at least an evidence of the locality
where the tragedy occurred.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Abyof seventy eve rsC.se- mostly csbi-
ret makers. lisseBs3 70 a. address ~ Psoi
Groftksa. II Ni,wxstss. q TgFner Hal
l.sf svenirs. Everything vss saies sns
orderly go tae sxcept5oa ~ ecossiersi So
serrarfi87s 50 sweds 49, hs3 hssn IN.
sbing i.fl.s sr1 ffrely a rs en- q ~
fsretfssas a1a sse wt5ch ~se Br1rs - q
ssTos afinz fha r8sster q f1Tssi m nrfens
81 etsss fesf rats ~srs 81 1re sad fass
sae sseu trs Tes 6 see stsf.1 rs ears 81 ~
a esse 81 stIks NJ rraiHa - nsrs
x5st Isefrcst sa8 l@sf1rs sAsrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

a aissiak saa whs Aexlsisrsa Fsea.
tsrAas As,sias


0eaersi Smirh. Superintendent, 81 Police.
Yesterday asrains reQtivs4 caals0gal1s-
tasn tlem lie l0va Deieessss Assscisfion
astlng iof sense fsrtlcaisrs Ia regard 90
Ag aad Nrs slesea odel. wha ols.ea sllis
eiiy - seer aoaae On THURSDAY lsri IA.
tie ooupls arrived - Asfeon. Ill. sna
sssPsea Al the Ssns4. ko.si oaea pro.
iessesl 10 - there - IA tie tiew ~ bavins
isfin sna the ne1f maF4sas starred ola
- loos 81 Flsos - Pfeperlg Aesr ihs
city. hs ui3a fetHrH anu kas net s.ues
been seen. fio u1is she sas iefi Al ths
hotes. s&fs bs h4a l&fke som II 1aoBgy on
Ms person sEe1 BE isii bar 4s.d ssis fseIs L q
Ass sftl sitL foai play eAs aks f3ue ia
spencer, lad. 70 cesAlD his ssssslAsos iH
the search foT Aef telsssas husssna fhs
esisclises asd oiisose Ia that Niolnlly are
hunting Tor ciues. o4t az ysi bsve sfouna
nothing. sad nov any iAisI asstlou TIA eal
20 chained ffeig ihis cats woud bs sppfc
ciAie1 No sscb uAuie - steven o3eil ap-
pears 10 the Grand k&l,.ds oiEecloTy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

hFas.&f&sis' 'tnaversss IaFss I.sxikns= sars
- 'snsffefs a fsal~i slax - Fisnslers -
~ssn = serf 81 ths fs~fgfisa ~ k~er. -
raase r 'rftef ffsa <ae esiasas D. Z.
t1ese "a p le AZ ~ Fsnassl ~ - gfal.l
ff Ars~ffe ftssssts sreef 49, - a szevssF
ffsss.efs9 tse seae - zerss&4s - D..
fass1ss.'eesi.,.t - Feftfs8 sFA &<e.-~s
49, - p~sf - ~ Aass eas asss.s - fss "a j
- ths ss.ta fks.fssesif fts essss IA .,s.snsss
ass EeaAzs1 ~ss sasess sas - <us< q
tne sissFs 80 &ssts - ssa - ks~ssAs
- patiss ~ h~~s ~~s aFss 4sesi -sa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

psolutiaa - - g'reesntea e saAos.li-
nsis nHiess. ies Ileif sppsesAl .,r fsieeison.
eoaaemasaE ll4 sciiaa 81 ihs Sapsasns
os.eri e i'haas a. silirmsss ste 3as. As'
II tas esaEt Aelts - sslste...ux ilse fA&
sbAfshis4s - aaeih sss afaan ~ - 4.
ieeal tentfai l.shsT Essa. Sac rgs.li lfls
NsA noi adolsloo - fke tni9n-1as lsst.
aas hei.s fesaietiep ees rfeseetsa 49, sts
tAftets Natan 81 . ma6su4 Ae'c hatulslaf
niknt sna i0snlhsf snofa1 t..sf ii ls ia.a
at,aa tae liable DDtu slt<l .hs naefsi,i4.s
were hEus 4hs aaotlon ~as tlus aaa car
rieo without : dissef a. Foios.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Nrw YoRk, Oct John F. Henry q
Co. wholesale druggists. "A Collsgs Place.
assigned today. The firm has been carry
;nx heavy indebtedness since their fsiiurs
IN ts7s. which was caused by the failure Of
l. J Dunnirx. a nots broker. punning
awed the frm $4,000 and none OF u has
been collected. The tight mousy market
this Fall reduced their sales, and bad
collections completed their en- oarTassment
No fnfornaticn e. 10 sssefs and liabilities
i yst ohfAinsble- member ot the firm
saVs they will be able to lqnidste IN full II
granted an extension.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

BAY CFTY. Mich. Oct. 1.-The Presbyie-
risn synod this morning listened to lengthy
reports from the board OF freedmen's edu-
cation, ministerial relief, church and extern
sion Of Sabbath schools.
The nett meeting of the synod will occur
in Flint in ls5o.
A gold headed cane was presented TO
Rev. ~. 5. Taylor. who has been a clerk
twenty hve years, and j. the oldest mean
Der Of the synod in active service. The
- nod closed std went 10 visit Alma college
tbs afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

TnIiis kroiA<rs So t1sS ihslf fssl fsssfs
ssies fse ~ n>ss neath have sssa - .ol
- iaF ~ ssus lsnxih - tins ~ saY tns
daFsnK fbe Texr TIE saiss hsvo bees prsa
ciY-ilr ~ ftsesF prop~riT 80 oufskirss
~ - fsfe kai tbers kss tRea = ersstef
naneef of safA ssies taaa nsns5 fAai t8e
pfax-ffs ~ tse SEE 81 ~ osw eehff rsa
= - gfesf seaaana sas ieefre .nf ftrF fse-
ek~aA soes - ihs sest.fA $40 - tne fltg
sseeets - koevlf as as fhs ssls. srs
,l4-.sff~ as@a
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
A Rec.,vsr s-s IN. Eac.mpm.s..

CHICAGO. Oct. ia receiver was ap-
pointed for the international military en-
canlpment by Judge Garnett this morning
on billed filed by Charles A. Bentley and
others. IL is stated in the petition that
unless protected by the court some of the
creditors will sue, get Judgment sni break
up the encampment, TO the ire parable in
jury of the others. Arthur s. Chetlain was
appointed to take charge OF the concern for
the court on SO. COO bond.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

James AaS Appletee. the s4ieate6 plat
form orator. who .wsl dslIssr course ~
four lectures a. IKE ln.ssEsails ehauoh Ia
thls cisy iD tDe ne.r future i eelt iDp4n
10 ouf people having given saapv read
inEs here Deiofe. lie - an erafof of le-
ulkgksble fiils. sn actor at no mean ability
aud Lis command 81 isnellsss IL Nnan-
it'd. Those of ear people vho az lsfiaa-
ATE enough 10 tesf Aiin ~fi enjoy = rare
treat and Ne predict a iull hgass
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

REvERspx, Tsx. Oct. 5.-About one
hundred negroes and Nezicans became en-
gagged IN . Eight last evening. during which
freely used. Three negroes received ser.
iops stsb wounds, while many others were
slightly wounded. One Merican vas killed
snd two latslly wounded. number OF
the participants oq both sides we're under
the innnence Of LIQUOR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
A JAP mINIsTeR RssloNgs.


Skv FRsScIsco. Oct. F.-Adyices by the
steamship Rio De JAneiFo are 10 the effect
thst "a. japanese Minister OF Foreign AT
fairs. Givonsys. has resigned. His views
concerning treaty rsvislons srs said TO
have been too Shsrsi 70 suit his colleagues.
The proposed revision will oe delayed
The Rl0 ds Jsneiro brings the news that
q crisis q impending la Corss. The Chinese
Minister secretly lsf sebsl. the capital.
simultaneously With the appointment
81 I've ministers 90 represent Cores al
Furopesn courts. The ttiness Tiass de-
clsrss that these Appointments By TIE Kin Z
81 Corss are Inconsistent with The
Chinese claim OF sovereignty over
that country. sun t8e Minister
hss doubtless gone 90 consrlt the Ficsroy
Cther rumofs hi0t that the Minister fed
from threatened sssassi nations. The cause
Of Chinss ieal0usy i thar Cores bad pre-
viousiy appointed a Minister to japan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
TEX YEARS AT JACKSON.


Kgsstos Y. Bates. shs Oourtisnd township
farmer wbo vss COZ nvictss Of rsvlshins his
own daughter. wss taken before Judge
Montgomery yesterday fof senteDos. Bis
counsel movss for an arrest of judgment.
but tns motion was promptly ovsrruieo ~
10dgs Montgomery. snd Bsfes ~as told ~
sssae az an6 rsctivs his sHntsnce. 1n
answering The question propoun isd hy tbs
con1 -hr senieDns should net be rs@rsd
The Old ssntismsB ffeiingly SAID 10
was ipn0osot ~ the crime and he esi8euns
predDoel was sBtrue. Judge Montgomery
in pessihe the sentence ri teb yesrs - bad
labor n TIE Jssks0n prison sid hs feii
shsf ihe hudlae ~ shs jury vss in serord-
sDee witt tie sFidsnos snd tbst IL xss. a
nseftsr &c dio not care - dvsH upot' st
'snxlh. Estes - mar $ yesrs ~ so sna
iessrs . wife - whom BE ~ss rnsrriea tbiss
sv-t-e yssrs see. and Ire gYovn-up
children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

H- Moves te Advances th- Case Ax-ssst the
Csatr.l Paefhe.

wssHrveros. Oct t7--In the Supreme
Court today Attorney General Garland
made motion to advances the case Of the
United states against the Ceatral Psci6c
Railroad Company and set it for hearing
Il an ssriy day this term. This case - one
of seven similar suits brought for tie pur-
pose of having declared void seven patents
issuesi ta TIE Central Psciiic Railroad Com
psny foF isnds in san Joachim snd GAIA
vsr.s eountisS Cslif8rnis. The cs<e IN
wolves fhs ownership Of The hauaes Il
sbont three hundred tsmi'iss. ant vii -
decisive of f,rfg or ffsv eirction saits pend
foe IN th- courts 81 the afose-named state.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
Water Color Decorating.

Designs snc estimates viii bc
furnished. on application. by
the undersifnef sbf srt Ia ia-
terror decorating, cornpeti ~ IA
price and beauty 81 f.nish vffh
wall psper decorstion ns. y tlc
use o. the permanent watgs
color Anti X sisorn3ne.
We gasrsntes - dothis artss.
tic and durable hand decorating
80 - % preducs better &c =
for the sane srp snrf q money
fhsf u voeis o. 20 G re
ssrne room with va1f eDe~.
either 81 cheap fr e. orss
vork. ard TIE worr eua a..
tced % b. er.nsncnt erf fnsz
4 viii never regnirr faffos oa
30 re -bDish ~ wells with 80 E
sane Or say . atr tfiah.
Ta< t-Hrx - fht nee er'fs =
F'ow>rs opers Hoe if esr.s o
os< f-faos ~ tfas sot
= - Eeu1-v 2 CU
o. rss Lar1scsFt Fre - en4 Sc
~ sss-
fsN 6esrns or.rinsi
ssazio - nens,s-sl.. GrsnS Es
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

WASHINGTON. Oot 1.-THE Indian Office
is informed that The pouble on Lower
Bruie Indisn reservation, Dakota. arising
from disconteut among e small faction Who
did not want % take and in severslty, has
suhsidei, and sliotments sr- bang made.
Ia nlor1nafion from Crow Creek, Mont, is 20
the etlect that quiet prevails there. No Ar
rests have get been made.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

A great msnY hsvs b<sa eonpisi ming
thst "resi estate "a he'd 40 kish ia 9ras3
Rapids p. - feorheis said - . reporter
yesterday that real estate IL Bow about the
zane price ia Grand RspiGs shs, IL ~ss
nftesn years ago. although there have besn
times w8en IL go much lover Henry
Frsiiek stated tbss he - selling loss for
$50 now thss ne ceuid have ssla loT S1sl
n l~5A ID these statements she's thss
real esisis u high
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

S.dses Or@Esaa aaa Hears AAaet. uAo
were srfastea iof 4asuitine ieoses ga he
strees Saturday n,Ehi. ~s1s sraa,susi .
fs'liee tepu yesterday on eAs So al a..
ostssiy oonaaot sad pleaded nni Fu.l
tlfsAsm. shass right nsms is IN,
Alssa wss tr,ea teiors . Jars Ia the aiiel.
nooD and ths fcsgsH wss d.eseres1ieUl
Ntify, ehose rski Rams a. NsiIonrs. ata
bsfs : hesfing this nornlns. 1if deienas
oAered consioe1shis esloenot ahowlaf lhal
hsretoiole Blood tssa sofns AL esginasble
character
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

RsvnSss. o.. Oct. iT-rhs train on
~hich Judge Johnston VS. - hsv. arrived
from Younastowu this nuornisg Wa over
sn hour ste. In ccnsequsnce ~herscf the
Bhneazr Morgan trial bad ~ = postponed
rntif SO .. an The ensirs sfterrocn va
occupied In ne siatssusut of The case ~ tha
f1rv bv ne oppesing attorneys and The
fsklng - trs.i rnouY - expartest - begin to
morrow morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Aeafks. Mfh.. Oct ~ -rhe eoeineer Of
iha esst bound .rsin en ~ " shssh Ass
n.xat ltccrere.i sri,ize nn fre a-ar Narth
Morenga. A zenz al rnsa men Were On tha
- n srd rut oat fhs Ins. snd repaired tfe
asfrsre. 80 thsf the frslh oaesei after ssnse
8elag A aFxe aHnser ci passengers were
"a ths frsin sud e hriier@f io hsve seen
a ieiesrsee sftefnpt a rrala wreckiae.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

wksnISsrsS. Ccf. 1T.-Tas Marine Hos
rifsl nussn - Informed ~ Deputy Col
iscior soencer. A. Tamps. that there vrr-
avs nsw cases cf yellow fever ard faur
.iesihs repr-f<i . las s1d that savsrtl we're
-eanrtp6 a. ffae Cifv. opposite TsnEs.
The aoscisd 4 af Tan "a : - brea opened snd
fut IN ov. .Sstion. Ihe weather i clearing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

L.scsnsa y ~. Get l---N Niss Aslsis
nsxsr. ~ Fh6sasld. hss bees srrsstetI t,r
susai sefina hs.s f-a.fiasate eahg sa~ al
nslss 10 erl4a aad says SIS Il sa8 So
& - tae ebIt ehe tses aat seem a.
fsaizs ne gravity - fb@ s7f~uses
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
ATTACK ON MCPHERSON
The New Jersey Senator Charged VII
Political Bargainfnc.

oh'tss AoA
TRENTON. \. j., Oct. 16.-Henry s. Little
publishes tomorrow fifteen-column reiter-
alton of his charges against Senator Nc
Pherson of bargaining to secure the election
of Seuell as Senator in return for business
fsvors. New alleged proofs are also pre-
sented, including what purport to be photo
graphic copies of letters from Senator Nc
Pherson bearing on the subject. The
attack is a very bitter one. and Little de-
clares that Mcpherson ought to sue him
If the charges are not proved.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Rxaux. oct. H. TIE report that 4 meet
iar ef tae Esiperor ~ Geru,sg sna the
lfsr "a 0ussis roule fske nisce ia F1uer-
ania utnin Feo wfsss q efllciailT denied
anf Frcrn ne tessie source is r. suneurcrd
that ne meef 49, 90 tHe enu urerafs A. any
tins er plsce shefereF s. projected.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

~ Ysax. oct 1.-THE liabilities ~ ,.
Webster z C0. 'i41ers. - Brad st. -
s. eco scfHs .ssets ksf 40. Cr>gisfers
vii prshshfy - psia IA fiii and tie irm
d.ssol9e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

East evening a. nflefn a. Daies %
O'Clock the ola rsiisbls Tower cleoA 10 the
Pierce balidlnE went bsnk nl,on the pphiie
for only ne seoone tsas la sbou' les'. -
yesrs OF active ssd vslsssss service AbaaI
. YEAR sro II ran dssn for ibs hfst fnse
and the tact var duis ANNOUNCED ia lGs
Tsiaosss -HsEsLs sf tie time
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

wuansssse. "a. 0et if~A boY
as,nst fhssies Wtiees. gaze sespsf - tas
I,slas tafaglxs. sbat ss4 sased asatf -
Sag ss.aei ts@sfes NfssEs so.8sS ssBs
Rsfine ~tfh 4 fsTs Tsk
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

hosrox. OSa. IA tsnsment o~ned ~
IsIaes 0'Connel, st Pesoodg. barnea rs--
tersisy. aad 80 chll3ssn ~ OCoasesls
Jsases. skad fsrr, and MerY. ae-.f 80
eer~ xaf,oesses bef re they eoa.s ~
reafhed
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Nss Tesz cxf IA fe asss
- - sexs Nselssl ass ss.-lss : fasss.t
kas ssesisAss4 sefis&A p ashs tsF So
sssds. lsea&eA fs33s
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18
A ReCOaDER's SHORTAGE
Developed Before tis- Common Counci
of Jackson-

,ks.s,,ss - tsa xxNSs.Aa-stssN9-
JACKSON. Oct. 1.-THE Common Council
Finance COMMITTEES have discovered a large
shortage ia the accounts of Sanford l..
Hunt, for three years City Recorder. He
resigned 81 the Council meeting tonight
and Alderman Charles Hunt. mis- brother,
was appointed to fil the position. The
Alderman and bis other brother, Henry l..
Hunt >ditor OF the Courier. have made
g0oss th.de ficiency.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

- ~ sea r 9. Bo-a : rswsss tss.rsa
So . q fsse
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Manager Berger among ether things YET
10 come fa8s gaonth e. Powers tsrfnd
opera gHouse bss Richard C,ornan's
Human Nature on the 20fh and lbs Dun.
Jap Opera tjoEapsny. la November comes
Keller. the musician. Roland Reed. Prank
Frxyne TOO Denisrs "Humpsy Dumpty %
Marie Goodwin, Charles vernon. Agnes
B0ucicsult and Germans Spectacular min.
ftres.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Now Il Il reported that Young winslo~
the Cincinnati millionaire. who married
Sofa Eyre and who il now separated and
divorced from her. wants 10 marry Nile
Rhea. Mr.. Wissiow sesfns 10 have tasis
for ounce preserves
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Tomorrow night kosayer's "RoDogesn.
ing" will make Powers Grand Opera House
ring with the jolhest aerrimsIt. There
Will be lots Of elegant. rthned fun and good
music. sad he sale of seats slreAdy shows
that the house viii be well fiiled
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Patti kesa's engagement ~ Powers the
kxt two nights the week promises 70 be
an event IN The sslussfaeni iire.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

Mrs. james Brown Potter says she won't
have any steam yscht reception when she
comes back 20 New York. Mrs. pofters
acting and common sense Is becoming bet
ter every day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-18

William fisren, business lasnaeer 70,
Frances Bishop, who is % be ST I.sdmoDd ,
next week, IL IN the city.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-08

alternative buS to bow in
to the decree of the conyentionai oie obedi
L have carefully read the n,o.
resolutions adopted by your cop p[aslofHa a
filily lndorse them. as also tbe oiLdtioa =
the Chicago Democratic Con piaslora
only because such an indorsemaptndelon , Y
OF me az a Democratic candidate his s teiipe1sa
most cordial appreciation. meet With
Absolute free trade is one of
ary, and lmprarticable theories u NY |, Fi
tlaE nave long since been discarded3 ne 81
to direct taxation or internal ra1a. ltlIf
Its army OF sDleB and infOr1nera TTnnqle, ss
to be longer tolerated. 1hisBEi
Neither am | III favor of proI,Lair
a rene OF the past ages, that wonId,e dah
mefchalt marine, destroy our Commune
n..oW 2at OF employment thousands Z
Between these two extremes th..
golden path, a road to prosper;t sler s, II.
propose to follow. It is the princir wllal
Grated IN your platform of the protea.ee asl
American industries, the niaintensonueaeuc {
wages Of labor and the gradual ranaesff y 1
iilIerilal revenue tax, as the liquidat3;aa
the national debt progresses. A4uNa@sna
L EtiltVe mat the sugar and rice intoru
tlon upon friendly legislation. AMI es IA
adopted rs will secure these ns Sh9aIt
from tn dangers Of foreign competiit;aoess
L believe thar it is the duty Of tbe eii HL
government TO care for and imnraaee4 81
Mississippi river and it's tributariasp fo oS
an efficient and thorough system ~ she u
protect thG great Valley Of the Mss I
favor a policy which will restoro T..
merchant marine their full share Of the ~ I. q
+id l am a. pneqniyocqIlty opposed to the mp,
among Il people Of servile races 0uua
l !ndoIrse fully the language Of the III
c CT platform Of 1884 fayoring the NH
Dor, and the enactment of laws Ly Wb;c Js
Dor organizations may. be incorporsteIe 9
also of all such Legislation as will tend d s
tighten the people relative to the trl m w
tons OF capital and labor. AS,
L remain, very respectfully,
For tbo cor,n;.oo. LOUIS ST. MARrH
IHOS. j. FORD, Chairman
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-08
"Hernani" In Russia.

AOuNuu baAy NS"S y.1Ii. t-S
The Russian language is SO little ~
out of Russia that very few. Western 81
viii be able to form an opinion az "
merit of the Russian translation Oh
MANI about to be produced at the NJ
Theatre. Victor Hugo's famous pm
been turned iRto. Russian verse py 80
Tatoscheff: and the traditional s'pqs nass
the piece has by permission OF N; OlaS
the director, been borrowed from tne BE-
copy Of the Theatre Francois. "a. GsafeaSs
has been invited to visit Moscow II 3IsT;
assist at the first representation q tns 4
sianized "Hernani, though whether II Y
90 so far to see 30 little may well pc To-
Hitherto 'tHernanin has been chieny II
il. Russia through the opera o. nesa as
same name, which was composed Dy WI
the basis Of Victor Hugo's drama. I NV
indeed, been the fate Of all g'etoT Fl
plays, from ''Hernanir and
s,Amusea to ''Luerezia Borgian
cello. y to acquire European fame thrqnss
mnsic to which they have been set. Y NJ
Hugo were now living he would go
feel gratified at hearing that an enS lss
was about to be made In Russia 10 popa~s
ssHernani" i'll its original dramans
poetical form.